Palazzo di San Clemente

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Palazzo di San Clemente, Renaissance palazzo in Via Pier Antonio Micheli, Florence, Italy.

Palazzo di San Clemente stands at the intersection of Via Gino-Capponi, featuring architectural elements designed by Gherardo Silvani in 1634.

The palace changed ownership from the Guadagni family to Bonnie Prince Charlie in 1777, who lived there until 1785 before departing for Rome.

The building reflects the architectural transformation from a suburban villa to a residential palace during the late Renaissance period in Florence.

The Faculty of Architecture of the University of Florence currently operates within the palazzo, making it an active center of education.

Queen Louise resided in this palace between 1777 and 1780, where she first met Count Vittorio Alfieri before moving to the Convent of White Nuns.

Location: Florence

Architects: Gherardo Silvani

GPS coordinates: 43.77873,11.26347

Latest update: March 5, 2025 20:08

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